Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
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they ssrs feeling Of each other Ga NO
mentao1s measures. aad it sas - before
q10ram oceupisd seais ia ths sssHi-eigels.
several lniMpartanl petusns we're read
sEd Lorna.ly referred aith0at DISCUSSION.
including Que ifoaz residents of The hill
dlsfTIet renewing f1eir petition l0f he Bar
Cla4-ss. ieesier. an4 alleging that no mis-
Fepfesan t4siou - a. Used ia obtaining sigma
lures ~ tls nfst petition. seven renl0n-
straGces against ihs granting 0f . franchise
for the BaFslaysT. line. signed ~ something
over iuo property 8E1sfs IL tie hlll district
we're read AL laie On tas tat-e ten mporar-
Lg.
After considerable routine business had
been diaposssi 81 Alderman Hunliy moved
that the rules be Suspended for The purpose
Of laklns tAe Mayors veto o. TIE Cherry-s st
0rcinsnce from the table. 1hs Alderman
said Is made ths motion because large
number 81 citixsns we're present who
Wished % witness the action OF the Council
ca tas matter 4nd "a insrs were not seats
enough ~ accommodate them he tho1ght
the matter shou.d be scted upon a. once.
Alderman Crsque said that ne did not
tnink there Was any occasion for suspen-
sion OF tbs rules. II the people did not
want 70 sait until the matter was reached
In is regular order they cOGld 90 home
The motion vas carried By vote Of ten 70
az and after some Wranylins as 70 whether
atso-thiFis vote wss necessary 10 suspend
fgs The geto Vas taken from the table and
Alderman Psntlind moved that the action
OF the Council 0e sustained not Withstand
ing he 90 lections OF The Mayor.
Alderman Bremen opened the debate
ths matter had been before The Coun-
ell for several months. Even the
newspapers bad joined IN the DISCUSSION
and nelpod 70 misfepresent the fact. When
ssxed wnat papers he meant De named the
IELEakAa- hKkALD and the Leaaer. He
tnen attempted TO disputs the statements
made IA ths editorial columns OF the TkLE-
eRAM-HkRALD yesterday morning. IN rs
gard % granting franchises for pGblic i'm
proysments. stc. He failed 70 make point
and when hs concluded the question was
called for aud the vote resulted ss follows:
Ysas-Aldsrnen Davidson, Elseehasdt.
Hayward, Huntly. Lannlere, Msris, Nc
kss. PAntlind. Saunders, Stewart. Shana-
hsn-tl.
Nsys-Aldermes Brennsr, Creqne. De
6rssk Doyle. Stein-0-
Alderman Elsenhardt then moved that
tns Bsrclay-st. ordinances be placed upon
is third reading Carried. The ordinances
was read, section by sectioa, and with an
amendment requiring that single track,
only, Be laid In East Bridge-sr. was passed
alter Alderman Brenner had made short
speech IN opposition TO IL and bis colleague.
Alderman kisenhardt had made quite an
eloquent plea for It's adoptior- Alderman
Elssnhsrdt charged that the opposition 20
the ordinance Was investigated Dy the own
ss Of the Fuller eststs. men
ment in the Fourth ward. which
does not benefit property in the vicinity Of
their "old roaksries' AZ the corner of Canal
snd East Bridxe-sts. lie spoke ct the
struggle that the people on the Hill bad
made for street railway line and now
when they had almost gained ths coveted
prize be hoped the Council would not re-
Fuse is consent His remarks were receiy-
Ell with applause from the spectators
The vote resulted. Yeas IS, nays-Al1er
man Brsnnsr The announcement was
greeted VITA long continued applause. As
soon AZ hs could be heard Alderman Bren.
nsr arose and announced that ss be was
.lons ia opposition 20 the measure, he
would change dis vote and make IL unsni-
nous Ills announcement created more
applause and hilsrity. aud most of the
spectators lsft the ha1.
When order was restored Alderman
Isnniere moved % place the ordinance for
a street railway line from West Fulton-st
through Strsixht. Jackson and Pinests. 70
Vest Bridxe-st., on is third reading. The
motion xss carried and the ordinance
passed oy ths UNANIMOUS vote Of the Coun-
Gil.
The regular ordw Of business was then
resumed. all ths aydsnces having been
passed under tho suspension Of the rules.
A communicated from the Cable Street
Railway COMPANY. ssking eat one half Of
the $40 0e0 forfeit money deposited vito
ths City Treasurer be released. vas referred
20 The COMMITTEES on Ways and Means. The
report of the Controller. recommending the
pavment OF claims and accounts 10 the
amount Of &fSs4A5O. including s3727 IS
for special improvements. Was adopted.
The City Attorney reported that in his
opinion. she Brtischke furniturs Company,
OF Chicago. has no legal claim against the
city on sccount Of The awarding Of tbs
contract for furnishing the City Hall to
other than the lowest bidder. becsuss the
sdvsrtisemsnt for proposals distinctively y
stated thst the Council reserved the right
% reiscs any or al bids The report vas
sccsDtad and placed on fie With the COM
rsunication Of the Bruschks FGritUre Com
psny.
An ordinancs - amend the saloon ordi-
nance 10 make it conform 20 she State law.
that e. 10 open At clock a m and close
Al II d. N vas read twice. laid on the
table Tor a week aud ordered printed An
ordinance - prohibit tae distribution of
hills etc. on the streets took The same
course. also the 0rdinsace for the Pisin-
Rsld-sre extension 0s the Street Railway
CounpsnT's line4
rhs amendment 70 The Dummy Lins
orsinsnce % allow the fling of bond for
fcoOa instead Of depcsiting $4,000 in cash
a. security for the completion Of the road
in cdfnpsis0cs wifh the terms Of the Or
~aa.I 4
when a motion vas made % psss it Alder
susn neGrssf opposed it n q vigorous
speech. lie said tast Ar. Boyntou had
said that he hsd plenty 0f cash and ne
eonid sss 10 resson wsy the Dummy Line
should - fet eft With bond
rhns the Gable Company q requir-
~ - derrsis cssh. be tho1ght Mr.
Bovnton vas asking for TOO many anend-
rnents aud took occasion - criricise the ac-
ton of Aldermsn Shan<hsn IN rex.rd %
he t~s companies.
Aissrnan ehsnshsn rsriied briefly. sav-
ing that be made the distinction ba.esr1sa
the Cable Company men wers strangers
Re considered bond inst - GOOD a. cash
Al kbs hondsmen reside IN to- city. n ths
ccrtrsct = not hlf.ied the city can not
ks~r he cssh. sxcept enough 60 cover
sctusi damages szseained.
Afderusn Lauriere Vas n Aver 0f -
fr>sine NJ RoTntan, hut 20 40 ~.ntei
she Cssis Csmpsnys cszh r-iess~i. he
nnsved - lsr the msttsr On tbs ssble f,r
ere week. Lost.
M Rcvnton ssked ts = hrsr7. h~t fhar.
wsr~ csiis fsr th~ question. snd tie arsii-
nance vas psEsed aT vofs ~ - % a 80
nsve esfna kl3err1sa - GrRaf Fsenasrsf
Iaunisre and Stein. the isfeer explaining
thst he voted pc secsUse ks ~As CO.
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